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In Michael DeForge's "Big Kids" the narrator experiences a Kafka like change that will likely change the reader as well.
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‘A Vampire in Hollywood’ Graphic Novel Kickstart by Batton Lash
More tales of the critical take of monsters in 'Supernatural Law'
Read More »Graphic Novel Review: ‘Apollo: The Brilliant One’ by George O’Connor
" Apollo: The Brilliant One" by George O'Conner is the best instalment yet in the "Olympians" series.
Read More »SacAnime Winter 2016: Preview (January 1-3, 2016)
The Sacramento Convention Center hosts SacAnime Winter 2016 this New Year's Day weekend (January 1-3, 2016) for anime and cosplay fans.
Read More »Graphic Novel Review: ‘Zombillenium: Control Freaks,’ by Arthur de Pins
The third volume in de Pins’ ghoulish comic series broadens its scope beyond its not-so-innocent amusement park.
Read More »Comic Book Review – Ms. Marvel: ‘Ms. Marvel Vol.1- No Normal’, ‘Ms. Marvel Vol.2 – Generation Why’ & ‘Ms. Marvel Vol.3 – Crushed’
Marvel Comics has collected the appearances of the new Ms. Marvel - Kamala Khan - into three brilliant volumes: "No Normal", "Generation Why" and "Crushed"
Read More »Comic Review: ‘Step Aside, Pops’ by Kate Beaton
In "Step Aside Pops" Kate Beaton takes readers on a whirlwind tour of history, comic books, and crazy modern tropes.
Read More »Book Review: “Religion,” A Discovery in Comics by Margreet de Heer
Margreet de Heer’s “Discovery in Comics” tackles her most potentially volatile subject yet.
Read More »Comic Review: Super Mutant Magic Academy
"Super Mutant Magic Academy": Great artistic depth in a comic about teens with magic and superpowers going through the adventures of the mundane.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Girl in Dior,’ A Graphic Novel by Annie Goetzinger
A French graphic novel looks at the world of post-war fashion.
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